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Re:Systemd redux: The end of Linux by nailer on Friday November 21, 2014 @06:31AM (#8640812)
I installed CentOS 7, with no prior systemd experience, had no problems and found .service files way neater than sysvinit bash scripts and liked having meaningful names in the log/ journal rather than 'local3'.
Re:Systemd redux: The end of Linux by badgersandjam on Friday November 21, 2014 @07:07AM (#8640887)
I had no problems the second time as well.

Unfortunately when the first and second time differ even though identical (recorded) steps were performed, one has to ask the question: why and can I trust it?

Re:Systemd redux: The end of Linux by rantanplan on Friday November 21, 2014 @07:28AM (#8640940)
Maybe it was a hardware problem on your end?

My rule of thumb is "search for the problem on Google. If nothing comes up, maybe something is wrong on my end".

Did you find any results or reported bugs similar to what you experienced?

Re:Systemd redux: The end of Linux by badgersandjam on Friday November 21, 2014 @08:12AM (#8641071)
The hardware is known good on CentOS 6.5. In fact it was high end HP kit that we pulled out of production.

Yes there were other mentions of it with notes to it being fixed in a later systemd drop, which we can't deploy because RH/CentOS don't ship it. I think one of our guys raised a case with RH but I was dragged off onto something else then.

Re:Systemd redux: The end of Linux by e12e on Friday November 21, 2014 @11:09AM (#8641844)
To be fair, pulseaudio did expose bugs in alsa-drivers, so a "known good" configuration could stop working when "upgraded" to use PA.

I have my share of reservations about systemd (and PA), but thought that it might be worth pointing out that "known good" hardware A with software X, doesn't have to mean hardware A is all good, just that A has no bugs/errors not exposed when running X. So Y comes along (new kernel, drivers?) with entirely new code - and suddenly things behave erratically.